Humanitarian Principles: 50 years after their adoption, myth or effectiveness?
10/14/2015. This video (in french), produced by the ICRC’s delegation in France, raises the issue: 50 years later, humanitarian principles they still reflect a philosophy or is it that this philosophy is exceeded?
To answer this question :
- Pascal Daudin, Senior Advisor, humanitarian policy and ICRC
- Brauman, director of studies at the MSF Foundation, associate professor at the Institute of Political Studies (IEP)
- Françoise Fromageau, physician, National Secretary, CRF
- Celine Jurgensen, Deputy Director Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs, NUOI, MAE
- Ryfman Philippe, lawyer, teacher – Honorary Research Associate Paris 1
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